Folkestone
Herald 27-1-1934
Obituary
We regret to announce the death recently, at New
Malden, Surrey, of Mrs. Harriett S. Tunbridge, the widow of the late Mr. James
Tunbridge, who was in turn licensee of the Railway Bell Hotel, Guildhall Hotel,
Fountain Hotel (Seabrook), and the Castle Inn, Foord. Mrs. Tunbridge was respected by all who knew
her. The funeral took place on Wednesday at
Folkestone cemetery.
Folkestone
Express 24-8-1935
Local News
The licence of the Railway Bell, Dover Road, was
transferred from Mr. Peter C. Richardson to Mr. George Gumbrill at the
Folkestone transfer sessions at the Town Hall on Wednesday. Mr. Gumbrill, who
has managed several other licensed houses, comes from Fairlight Cove, Hastings.
Folkestone
Herald 24-8-1935
Local News
The licence of the Railway Bell, Dover Road, Folkestone, was transferred
from Mr. Peter Coughlan Richardson to Mr. George Gumbrell by the Folkestone
Magistrates on Wednesday. It was stated that Mr. Gumbrell had held licences at
Hastings, Woolwich and other places.
Folkestone Herald
16-9-1939
Local News
Another batch of
summonses for breaches of the Lighting Order was heard by the Folkestone
Magistrates on Tuesday. Fines were imposed in each ease. Mr. A.E. Pepper presided with Mr. L.G.A. Collins and
Alderman J.W. Stainer.
George Gumbrell, of the Railway Bell, Dover Road, was summoned for an
offence.
Special Constable Coveney said that at 10.25 on the night of September 6th
he was on duty in Dover Road when he noticed that light was emitted from the
Railway Bell public house whenever the door was opened. He waited five minutes
until closing time, when the doors were all opened and streaks went across the
pavement.
Defendant told the Magistrates he had lowered the wattage of his lamps
and had shaded all his lights. It could only have been a very small light that was emitted. He had since covered
the doors with blankets taken off the beds.
Defendant was fined 10s.
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